Paterson Celebrates Solaris Paul, First State Wrestling Champion, with Key to the City

Overview: At the recent Paterson City Historic Preservation Commission meeting, Mayor André Sayegh awarded the key to the city to Solaris Paul. This significant recognition came during a celebration of her historic achievement, highlighting her dedication and perseverance in wrestling, a sport she embraced despite challenges and injuries.

Paterson City Council Honors Women’s Contributions with Community Celebration

Overview: The Paterson City Council convened to celebrate and acknowledge the contributions of women to the community, recognizing their achievements across various fields. The event highlighted the impact of these women, underscoring their roles in advocacy, leadership, and community service. This gathering was marked by expressions of gratitude and recognition, with numerous individuals being honored for their dedication and influence in Paterson.

Passaic County Honors Irish Heritage and Approves 2025 Budget Amid Community Celebrations

Overview: The Passaic County Board of Commissioners meeting was highlighted by celebrations of Irish heritage, the honoring of community figures Ursula Eret and Sister Colleen Clare, and the unanimous approval of the 2025 county budget. The meeting also addressed budget appropriation limits and acknowledged the contributions of local nuns and the late community leader Bob Lions.

Paterson Council Meeting Debates Police Recruitment, Employee Raises, and Community Trust

Overview: In a recent Paterson City Council meeting, discussions ranged from police recruitment and employee pay raises to community tensions and historical preservation.

Paterson City Council Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Dumping with New Fines and Measures

Overview: Paterson’s City Council has taken decisive action to address the ongoing issue of illegal dumping in the city. A recent meeting highlighted efforts to enforce stricter penalties, including an increase in fines to $10,000 per violation. The city also reported $115,000 in fines from a single court day. These measures are part of “Operation Clean Sweep,” aimed at deterring illegal dumping and improving the city’s quality of life.